Notification module does not accept correctly the timeout values #63

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opened 2024-02-09 07:16:11 -08:00 by Thanatermesis · 0 comments

Story: I normally used a command to run a notification of 0.001 second to verify that the notification system is working, this will make a real attempt to use it without showing anything because of the very fast removal of the notification, if success, my terminal return "true"

Unfortunately seems like the notification gadget of E doesn't accept values less than 1000, or don't understand units/steps smaller than 1 second

For example it works good when using this command:

timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 1000 hello

It shows a notification saying "hello" that stays for 1 second, but using any of these commands:

timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 1 hello
timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 999 hello

The notification stays on the desktop without being removed

_Story: I normally used a command to run a notification of 0.001 second to verify that the notification system is working, this will make a real attempt to use it without showing anything because of the very fast removal of the notification, if success, my terminal return "true"_ Unfortunately seems like the notification gadget of E doesn't accept values less than 1000, or don't understand units/steps smaller than 1 second For example it works good when using this command: > timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 1000 hello It shows a notification saying "hello" that stays for 1 second, but using any of these commands: > timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 1 hello > timeout 5 notify-send -e -t 999 hello The notification stays on the desktop without being removed
raster was assigned by Thanatermesis 2024-02-09 07:16:11 -08:00
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